Specialist Recruitment
Temporary Works Recruitment
Temporary works engineers, coordinators and formwork designers — live roles and specialist career support.
JustEng Recruitment places temporary works engineers, coordinators and formwork and falsework designers with UK contractors and specialist design consultancies — one of the most persistently undersupplied corners of civil engineering.
Live Temporary Works Roles
Current temporary works vacancies across the UK:
Roles We Place
- Temporary Works Engineer and Senior Temporary Works Engineer
- Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC)
- Temporary Works Supervisor
- Formwork and Falsework Designers
- Temporary Works Design Managers
The Market in 2026
Temporary works sits at the sharp end of buildability: excavation support, formwork, falsework, propping and crane bases. BS 5975 competence requirements and main contractor governance mean qualified coordinators and designers are consistently scarce — and rarely advertised well on generic job boards.
Temporary Works Recruitment FAQs
What does a temporary works engineer do?
They design and check the structures that make permanent works buildable — excavation support, formwork, falsework, propping, haul roads and crane platforms — typically under the BS 5975 management framework.
What qualifications do temporary works roles need?
A civil or structural engineering degree, design experience with temporary works software and standards, and for coordinator roles the CITB TWCTC certificate plus site experience. Chartership strengthens design career paths.
How much do temporary works engineers earn?
Design engineers typically earn 40,000 to 60,000 pounds with senior engineers and design managers beyond that; experienced freelance TWCs command strong day rates — contact us for current benchmarks.
Ready to take the next step? Submit your CV or register a vacancy and a specialist consultant will be in touch.
